Shortly after the premiere of Intel Comet Lake processors, the network received quite surprising news about new units with unlocked multiplier were distinguished by the designation KA. We’ve all wondered what this unprecedented ending also symbolizes. Although the most likely option was some additional overclocking options, it eventually turned out to be systems from the limited Avengers Edition series, which only differ from ordinary units … with their packaging stylized as the latest superhero game. A treat for collectors? Perhaps. In any case, if someone for some reason was still hunting for such a processor, we do not have the best news.

will be produced longer. They feature only a special box, and the Avengers game itself was not even included in the set. So probably only collectors will be disappointed with this news.

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Intel has just updated its product notification website. We already know that the Avengers Edition chipsets will no longer be produced.Remember that all Comet Lake chips with an unlocked multiplier belong to it, so the Core i5 models – 10600 K, Core i7 – 10700 K, Core i9 – 10850 K and Core i9 – 10900 K. As mentioned before, they only feature a special box and the Avengers game itself is not even included For the sake of clarity, these processors should still be easily purchased in the stand standard versions.

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It is worth noting that Intel has recently started a plan to withdraw 9th generation Intel Core processors from sale, so the giant is not idle and apparently wants to clean the magazines before the premiere 11. Generation of Core chips to provide a solid performance boost, as well as a host of different benefits from the new Cypress Cove architecture Their premiere will probably take place in March 2021.

Source: Intel